They are independent of any research groups including Directors and are led by highly experienced and motivated Services & Facilities Leaders (SFLs). These services and facilities are also offered with recharging to the campus and to non-campus groups in order to maximize unused capacity and create cost efficiency for the Institute.
for the production, purification and labeling of polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies
PageThe Biomedical Services Facility (BMS) provides high standard services in the field of laboratory animal science.
PageThe BCF develops, builds and maintains advanced light microscopy setups. The facility offers access to microscopy techniques which are not commercially available, and provides support to its users during the image acquisition process and for the data post-processing.
PageThe Cell Technologies Facility includes FACS and Gene Expression. Conventional flow cytometry analysis and sorting, as well as spectral flow cytometry analysis are offered. The Gene Expression portfolio includes RNA isolation, quality control, and qPCR services.
PageIt is the goal of the Computer Services facility to provide users with a full array of services and a constructive, welcoming and supportive attitude towards integrating IT with their scientific research.
PageThe Electron Microscopy (EM) Facility provides resources, technology and expertise for studying the ultrastructure of cryo-immobilized and chemically fixed biological samples.
PageThe Genome Engineering Facility will provide a platform for high throughput transgenesis in the main model organisms used in the Institute.
PageThe mission of the Light Microscopy Facility (LMF) is to provide access to state-of-the-art light microscopy techniques and instruments.
Pagehelps to integrate the use of pluripotent stem cells and provides reagents and technical support for staff and students
PageThe Protein Expression Purification and Characterization (PEPC) facility provides expertise, tools and reagents for recombinant protein over-expression, purification and analysis.
PageThe Scientific Computing Facility combines expertise in bioinformatics, bio-image analysis and software development and supports with robust workflows, tools and algorithms for efficient data analysis.
PageThe role of the Scientific Infrastructure Facility (including Instrument Repair Service, Automation and Workshops) is to facilitate the spectrum of scientific activities in our Institute.
PageThe Sequencing facility is applying different Long Read DNA technologies with a strong focus on de novo genome assemblies.
PageThe major goal is to provide expertise in assay development towards high-throughput
PageThe Transgenic Core Facility (TCF) provides a centralized resource and state-of-the-art technology for the production of knock-out mice by injection of embryonic stem cells into early mouse embryos, transgenic mice by injection of DNA into the pronucleus of mouse oocytes and also different CRISPR techniques.
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